
Brickzo
- Rating
- 9.2(based on last 6 months)
- Released
- July 2026 (pre-release)
- Game engine
- HTML5
- Platform
- Browser (desktop-only)
BRICKZO
Four voxel game modes, one arcade. Jump in and pick your fight.
CLUTCH — An arena shooter across four wildly different battlegrounds: sun-drenched grasslands, sandswept desert ruins, frozen wastelands, and a volcanic core where the ground itself will kill you. Clear waves of AI enemies with real personalities — some panic and retreat when hurt, snipers wall themselves into hidden bunkers, and none of them will notice you if your back is turned... until you shoot first. Six weapons to unlock, three lives to spend, four increasingly brutal levels standing between you and the win.
SKY CLIMB — A punishing first-person platformer where one wrong step means the fall. Race up eight towers of shrinking, moving platforms suspended under an open starfield, riding the ones that move and dodging rising lava the higher you climb. Grab power-ups mid-air, sprint up ledges instead of hopping them one at a time, and make it to the beacon at the top — if you can.
CREATIVE MODE — No rules, no enemies, no clock. Fly free, place any block you want, and build whatever's in your head. Save your builds and pick up right where you left off.
Full settings menu with rebindable controls, custom usernames, and character colors. Jump between all four modes from one hub — no loading, no waiting, just pick a card and play.
CONTROLS
Movement
- WASD — Move
- Mouse — Look around
- Space — Jump
- Shift — Sprint (climb small ledges automatically instead of hopping each one)
Combat
- Left Click — Shoot / Attack
- R — Reload
Building (Clutch & Creative Mode)
- Right Click — Place block
- F — Break block (Clutch only — cracks before breaking)
- 1–9 — Select block type
Interaction
- E or Right Click — Open shop / interact with objects
Creative Mode extras
- Double-tap Space — Toggle flying
- Space / C — Fly up / down
- Enter — Save your build
General
- Esc — Pause menu
All controls are fully rebindable from the Settings menu on the home screen — including mouse buttons, so you can remap Shoot or Place Block to a keyboard key if you'd rather.





